LINK SYSTEMS PROCESS MONITORING CONTROLS

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Electrical control panel with various circuitry, switches, and components.

When you choose Link, you’ll never have to replace components down the road, because we design and manufacture in-house. We can repair or upgrade any control or device since 1971! We stand behind our words, “Linked for Life.”

A control panel labeled 'OmniLink 806 Operator Terminal' with various screens and controls, including a circular gauge, a digital display, and highlighted green menu options.

LINK SYSTEMS  has more than 200 combined years of experience in the metalforming industry. They have delivered thousands of engineered solutions for increasing press production system productivity, safety, and efficiency.

Linking innovation, knowledge, and understanding of the dynamic nature of what happens on a plant floor gives us the foundation to engineer the right solutions for our customers — today and in the future.

Diagram of OmniLink 805 operator terminal features, including digital display, touch screen, job and counter info, memory storage for jobs, communication interfaces, optional sensors, and safety controls.

By involving Link during the conceptual phase of your project, we can put our extensive experience with press production systems to work for you. Every Link control is engineered for your specific application and includes detailed electrical drawings. From motor controls, servo-feeds, straighteners, transfers, robotics, and other automation on a single press to multi-press lines, we have the expertise and experience to engineer your solution.

Silhouette of a person wearing a hard hat and work clothes holding a sign that reads 'LINK Systems'.
A black electronic device labeled 'System 1200 Tonnage Monitor' with a touchscreen display showing tonnage and related data, manufactured by Link Electric & Safety Control Co.
Diagram of OmniLink 805 operator terminal with annotations pointing to features such as digital die protection, memory storage, serial feed interface, optional PLC interface, basic programmable limit switch, and documented control system components.
A control panel labeled 'OmniLink 805 Operator Terminal' with buttons and switches, including green start buttons, a red emergency stop button, and black knobs, mounted on a wall in an industrial setting.
Electrical control panel with wiring, circuit breakers, relays, and a programmable logic controller (PLC).
Industrial manufacturing machine with control screens, buttons, and robotic arm in a factory.
Touchscreen control panel for an OmniLink 806 operator terminal, displaying status of a machine with options to mark parts good, bad, or empty. The display shows machine status as "All Conditions OK" and the main motor off.
Close-up of a black cylindrical electrical component labeled 'Link Electric & Safety Control Co.' mounted on a white metal frame with visible screws, surrounded by metal rails and other mechanical parts in an industrial setting.
The touchscreen display of a control panel shows system status for an OmniLink 806 operator terminal. It indicates the main motor is off, all outputs are off, system status is OK, and the module status is OK.
Screen display of an OmniLink 806 operator terminal showing system status, with some modules highlighted as OK and others indicating a reference shortened error.
Operator terminal screen showing the status of an OmnLink 806 system with all conditions OK and running at a 14 SPM stroke speed.
Display screen of an OmniLink 806 operator terminal showing system status as OK, Main Motor is Off, and various operational parameters.
An industrial control panel with various buttons, LEDs, and a digital display, used to operate and monitor machinery in a factory or workshop.
Industrial control panel labeled OmniLink II LCD Operator Terminal with buttons, switches, and a screen.
A mechanical or electrical testing device with a vertical black ruler labeled 'LINK LITE' and 'BLACK MAX', mounted on a yellow stand next to a grid and various pipes and gauges in a laboratory or industrial setting.

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